Also she went there for a seminar ( it doesn’t really matter where she goes with her hard earned money it’s her choice) read more and maybe one day you’ll be invited to a seminar as well 😉

The background has nothing to do with the points that she is making which are all backed by valid evidence and data . Instead of disregarding highly educated professors let us please engage in thinking about the state of the our nation rationality. She is speaking for the minorities who ironically are a large part of our nation. If in a nation the educated are not allowed to express their views and opinions even more so opinions formed thru careful study of empirical data how are we as a nation to progress 🙏

people are tired of divisiveness and prominent thinkers in their ivory towers telling how the cattle should live life.

Sad that there are so few views especially in times like ours.

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What a hypocrisy! See in the background, giving a lecture about the poor and illiterate village people. These leftist, their conscience is dead. They are not different from dhongi Babas.

ini manusia yg di cuci otaknya di belanda.belajar islam di negeri kafir.

You are the wife of siddarth who hate india and target hindu who is founder of the wire Kutiya

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Why the sound effects?

How does Alevi differ from mainstream Islam?

I don't know how hearing of such cases will help? We do not want India where women are subjugated to wear burqa, how can we support families who would not send their kid to school if the kid decides to show her face!

Nasr Abu Zayd is what I have come to expect of Egyptians: they are kind, generous, sincere & well educated people, tolerant & interesting.

Sectarianism was imposed upon Lebanon by the West...namely the French. The Christian Yousef's became Joseph so on and so fourth. They were encouraged to turn their backs on each other and group in accordance with religion to further deepen division and create civil war. People always group, yes, but what the West did to Lebanon is unforgivable. Before the West, they grouped based on politics, views, and regions. The West turned brothers against each other. May the people wake up and realise that they are brothers and commence rebuilding Lebanon together before it is too late.

In the end, the UK's performance in dealing with Covid put the country pretty much in the middle of the pack in the EU; pretty average. So why did Johnson's populism do so bad Tim?

This video would be a lot better without the background music.

what an amazing man rest in peace

Nasr Hamid Abu Zayd puede considerarse como un autor de moderno perfil, dentro del campo del pensamiento arabo-islámico contemporáneo.

Thanks for sharing! Worth noting that the key sounds are quite distracting and loud. I want to hear Seyla speak! Suggest editing these out next time.

tutto ciò che dice è indimostrato, e lo dice come se fosse stato già dimostrato. Chi casca in questa trappola cognitiva, questa illusione semantica, crede acriticamente in ciò che immagina.

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prino : tu non sei italiano. ne oggi ne mai. Nuovo modello di società te la vai a costruire in Marocco. Qui spacciate e rubate. nient altro' exco perche non vi integrate. se la multicultura è questa meglio la mono ' la nostra cultura non ha bisogno della vostra. 👎🤘🤘🤘🤘

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What could we begin to do right now to start to live out a post-liberal future? Deneen's book is an excellent diagnosis of the problem, but it offers little in the way of treatment, other than predicting a post-liberal future. But, as he says here, this is not destined. Which means not only that we should think hard about what kind of post-liberal future we want, but also that we need to take action to create it. We are free to create that future right now. I'm ready to start. Anybody else?

an important thought and well presented.

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